Sentence examples for it would be a bit much from inspiring English sources

Come the Festival, though, it would be a bit much for anyone to hope that Long Run could match the extravagance of Sprinter Sacre in the opener.

It [sic] is therefore fear-based," he seizes the chance to ask, "Is it too much to suggest that this quote contains the most basic prescription of liberalism, 'Stop Thinking'?" On that evidence, yes, it would be a bit much.

Ms. Graves, who makes about $30,000 a year, said "it would be a bit much" and "a pain" to get papers proving her three eligible children were in fact eligible.

So for somebody to say, "He's washed up, he's over", it's almost comical.' With Hucknall's mild delivery, it would be a bit much to call that an 'outburst' but clearly a nerve has been hit.

Now, I think it would be a bit much to claim that we care more than any other team we play against but what we do have is a cause and a team with a cause is a very dangerous one.

Google Maps and other interactive global maps are certainly pragmatic and immersive, but it would be a bit much to call them gorgeous.

I hope it doesn't happen again, mind – that would be a bit much.

But if it's complex stuff that nobody but a scientist would understand, then I think 20 would be a bit much".

That would be a bit much.

Guess suing NBC and/or SNL would be a bit much?

If I were to object to IUDs, I had to object to the pill and other contraceptives as well, and that would be a bit too much.